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Enterprise Content Integration & Migration Products | Anaqua (formerly SeeUnity)

Marshall, Gerstein & Borun Integrates SharePoint and eDOCS

Marshall, Gerstein & Borun has experienced increase content volume and complexity. They have long relied on eDOCS to protect their legal matter content. The firm added SharePoint to replace and replicate some physical record organization.

With each repository containing related content, users were challenged to use and search two disparate systems. Since eliminating one system was not a viable option, they needed to integrate access that would allow a single view of content for users, while also allowing content to remain in its current repository.

SeeUnity’s Fusion Content Integration Solution was chosen to best achieve the goal of co-location.

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ILTACON 2019 Demo Session

Cloud Technology is becoming a crucial element of a firm’s competitiveness. All vital business systems need to work together seamlessly for maximum ROI. SeeUnity teamed up with Cornerstone IT, Doxly, HighQ, and Husch Blackwell to share real-world success stories highlighting the benefits of building integrated digital ecosystems.

Major Government Financial Agency Migrates to SharePoint

An undisclosed major government financial agency migrates to SharePoint with SeeUnity’s Velocity Content Migration solution. For this agency, eDOCS had played a sustainable role for high-value content. However, the agency was directed to transition to a privately hosted SharePoint environment. They knew migrations are no small task, so they submitted a request for proposal.

SeeUnity responded with a proposal that combined its migration software with services. Citing their depth of expertise, SeeUnity was selected to perform the migration. Prior to the migration, SeeUnity performed a solutions assessment to help them better understand the goals of the migration.

Bridging the Divide – Hybrid ECM Solutions

Cloud computing offers attractive benefits for organizations, as public agencies and private businesses shift more of their applications and computing power to the cloud. Analyst IDC predicts that by 2020, 40% of the information in the digital universe will be in the cloud, and when AIIM surveyed IT leaders recently, nearly half said they expect the cloud to be the de facto deployment for document management in the next several years. However, while most organizations will certainly embrace cloud technology to manage a range of data and applications, it’s unlikely that large organizations will move all of their data and applications to the cloud anytime soon. As a result, the new IT environment often includes a combination of on-premise and off-premise applications. Another way of describing the environment is the private cloud plus the public cloud, which Gartner defines as a “hybrid cloud.”